Bhutan-case study for development gap

• What are the three key aspects of Bhutan's development gap case study?

  Economic diversity, cultural identity, and environmental sustainability
• How does Bhutan achieve economic diversity?

  By balancing tourism with other industries and ensuring tourism funds development
• What is the daily charge for tourists in Bhutan, and how much of that is spent on development?

  The charge is $250 per day, with $65 spent on development
• What type of tourism does Bhutan promote?

  High value, low impact tourism
• What does cultural identity in Bhutan focus on?

  Preserving unique Bhutanese culture and enforcing traditional dress
• How does Bhutan restrict tourist access to certain locations?

  By enforcing laws that restrict tourists from some locations
• What is the significance of the Gankhar Puensum in Bhutan?

  It is the world's highest unclimbed mountain
• What does environmental sustainability in Bhutan promote?

  It promotes eco-tourism and limits the environmental impact of tourism developments
• What legal requirement does Bhutan have regarding deforestation?

  Deforestation must be legally replaced to ensure 60% national forest cover
• What was the limit on tourists in Bhutan set in 2015?

  The limit was 100,000 tourists